Audience Reviews of Jentz
Kathy Jentz
in Container, Balcony, Rooftop, Ecology, Wildlife, Ornamentals, Trees, Shrubs, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
Kathy Jentz is editor and publisher of Washington Gardener Magazine, based in the Washington, DC region. A life-long gardener, Kathy believes that growing plants should be stress-free and enjoyable. Her philosophy is inspiration over perspiration.
Reston Garden Club Talk
Jody Douglas from Reston, VA - 04/16/2018 09:52:29
I'm a relatively new gardener, and found your comments very helpful in deciding what to plant and where it would best thrive in my yard. Thank you!
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Rhonda Fleming Hayes from Minneapolis - 11/02/2017 16:43:56
re: Presentation on writing headlines and captions at GWA Symposium. Kathy gave us great advice on what should be a simple, but really is, a difficult task!
Cool Season Edibles
Pat Lynch from Maryland - 10/09/2017 10:13:53
Drawing from personal experience and gardening know- how, Kathy provided a great intro to growing veggies and herbs in the Fall and Winter. She provided tips for handling the challenges of the mid-Atlantic weather. Her Fall Planting Chart is an excellent take home resource. The presentation was jam-packed with fun and great information. A class or presentation with Kathy is always a treat!
Very informative
Linda Schwartz from Annandale, VA - 04/03/2017 17:11:51
I thought Kathy was very informative. I've tried to grow veggies in containers without the kind of success I'd like. But I am going to take her tips and use them this year and keep my fingers crossed.
A fun, information-filled talk
Eddie Chang from Silver Spring, MD - 03/09/2017 19:11:47
Kathy recently gave a well-attended talk to our garden club on how to grow edibles through the 'cool' seasons. There must have been some very dedicated edibles gardeners in the audience because the talk was quite lively, with many questions thrown out at Kathy. Impressively, there was not one question to which she was not familiar, even if the topic was only tangentially connected to the current slide. Kathy was both able to handle the multiple questions and still go over all her intended slides, and finish on time--quite a remarkable performance!